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This document summarizes a variance request submitted to the Board of Zoning Appeals for the property located at 2320 Marion Street, Columbia, South Carolina. The applicant, Kelly Gallagher, seeks approval to increase the lot coverage limit from 40% to 50% to allow for the construction of an accessory dwelling unit with a two-car garage, deviating from the zoning ordinance that restricts lot coverage in the RSF-3 district.

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How to fill out variance request application

1. Obtain the variance request application form from the relevant local authority or their website.
2. Carefully read the instructions provided to understand the requirements and any specific guidelines.
3. Complete the applicant's information section, including name, address, and contact details.
4. Specify the property address for which the variance is being requested.
5. Clearly describe the nature of the variance being requested and why it is needed.
6. Provide supporting documentation that may include site plans, photographs, or any relevant evidence that supports the request.
7. Include the reason for the variance and explain how it will not negatively impact the surrounding community or comply with zoning regulations.
8. Review the application for completeness and accuracy before submission.
9. Submit the application to the appropriate local authority, along with any required fees.
10. Keep a copy of the application and any related documents for future reference.

Who needs variance request application?

1. Individuals or businesses looking to make alterations that do not conform to existing zoning regulations.
2. Property owners seeking to request exceptions for land use or building requirements.
3. Developers and contractors needing variances for specific projects or developments.
4. Residents wishing to appeal decisions that impact their property use or development plans.

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What is variance request application?

A variance request application is a formal document submitted to request an exemption or modification from certain rules, regulations, or standards set by an authority.

Who is required to file variance request application?

Individuals or entities seeking relief from specific regulatory requirements must file a variance request application.

How to fill out variance request application?

To fill out a variance request application, one must provide detailed information about the request, including the specific regulations from which a variance is sought, the reasons for the request, and any supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of variance request application?

The purpose of a variance request application is to allow individuals or organizations to obtain permission to deviate from established regulations when compliance is impractical or impossible.

What information must be reported on variance request application?

The application must report the applicant's details, the specific regulations affected, reasons for the variance, supporting evidence, and any potential impacts on the environment or community.